The Thylacine was more a marsupial coyote than a marsupial wolf
One of the most common memes in our popular understanding of zoology is that the thylacine of Tasmania was the marsupial equivalent of the gray wolf. This idea comes from a rather superficial understanding of its morphology, and lots of … Continue reading
Less than one week from Westminster
There was time when this blog was part of an official network of bloggers. We would amplify each other’s posts. The most important thing was to be anti-kennel club and anti-dog show. If one could be rude as possible about … Continue reading
Friday Funny: Dogs on Trains (Much Better than Snakes on Planes)
Must have been traveling first class! Happy Friday! Until next time, Good day, and good dog! Doggies.com Dog Blog
Pre-historic unicorn was more rhino than unicorn
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Why You are More Powerful Than Any Counselor
The phone rings, and I answer it with an admittedly impatient voice since someone sold my phone number to a marketer and I’ve been getting deluged with spam calls all week. I have the phone in one hand and Brody’s … Continue reading
Gum Disease Now More Common than Diabetes, and Traditional Treatment May Not Be Enough for Diabetic Patients
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) September 25, 2014 With the recent media attention on gum disease and toothpaste, as seen in ABC’s September 15 account of the recent Crest toothpaste issue, leading Los Angeles periodontists are emphasizing an important study explained … Continue reading
Pet Food Choice Affects More than Meets the Eye(tooth)
New York City, NY (PRWEB) February 02, 2014 Award-winning Hound & Gatos Pet Foods celebrates Pet Dental Health Month in February by advising pet owners about the connection between pet food and pet dental health. A pet?s diet affects its … Continue reading
Why Dogs are Better than Boyfriends. :)
Two of my favorite forces- The Honest Kitchen and Lili Chin from Doggie Drawings- teamed up for this awesome little V-Day nugget. Enjoy! Pawcurious: With Pet Lifestyle Expert and Veterinarian Dr. V.